3 year old child cannot speak

Some children who are already three years old are still unable to speak. At this time, parents will become very anxious, always fearing that their children have this condition due to some pathological reasons. In fact, if this happens, you can go to the hospital for a detailed examination and conduct some language training and communication. This will stimulate the children's own language functions and achieve a better purpose of language communication.

Lack of eye contact

Normally, babies will begin to actively communicate with adults with their eyes when they are 1-2 months old. When they see their parents coming, they will actively follow them with their eyes. However, if the baby is old enough and still does not actively make eye contact with adults, or the child only makes eye contact when the adults try hard to invite the child, then parents need to pay attention, as there may be something wrong with the child. If possible, it is recommended that parents go to the hospital to let a doctor take a look at the situation.

Likes to stare at rotating objects

It is normal for children to like staring at rotating objects, but generally speaking, normal children will turn their heads to look at other things after watching for a while, but children with developmental problems will keep staring at the rotating object and will not be affected by anything outside. It is also necessary to pay attention if children have such conditions, as they may have autism problems.

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When other children like to play with their parents and grandparents, such children always play alone and appear very lonely. When children behave like this, parents also need to be vigilant as it may be a sign of autism.

There are three main reasons why children have normal intelligence but delayed language development or unclear speech: 1. Hearing problems; 2. Abnormalities of articulation organs; 3. Psychological and behavioral problems of children. It can manifest as abnormalities in one or more speech and language abilities, including hearing, speaking, understanding language, expressing language, and language processing.

For such children, the first thing to do is to have a hearing test to rule out hearing impairment. Current hearing screening technology can perform hearing tests on infants and young children 3 days after birth, determine their hearing status within 3 months, and provide hearing rehabilitation and enhanced language training before they begin babbling (within 1 year old). Instead of waiting until the child is 2 to 3 years old or even later, when he or she cannot speak or speaks unclearly, we discover that the child has poor hearing. By then, the child's tongue muscles are already stiff and the peak period of language development in the brain has passed. The road for the child to perceive sounds, perceive language, understand and speak normally will be long and arduous.